The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-02-19
District Court.

District Court.
trict Court adjourned last Saturday. We
are indebted to Mr.. A. Green, the clever
and efficient clerk Of the court, for the fol-
lowing synopsis of cases finally disposed
of:
In case of J. T. Ludeling Va. J. & c.
Chaffe, ct. al. w. F. Millsaps was appointed
and sworn as judge I'D hoe. Defendants
exception tried and overruled. F. p. Stubbs
attorney for defendants.
Mrs. W. r. Moore and Husband vs. g. NJ.
Patton, discontinued. Millsaps & Sholars
attorneys for plaintiffs.
II. LaBaum VS.. L. d. Allen, Jr., L. Ger
son, garnishee. Judgment for Plaintiff.
NJ. J. Liddell attorney for plaintiff.
E. Weiss Il Co. VS.. leon Gerson. Judg-
ment by confession. Millsaps 4 Sholars for
plaintiffs.
w. l.. Morris VS.. G. II. Brown, discon-
tinued. Millsaps q Sholars for plaintiff.
II. NJ. Bryan Va. w. b. Inabnett. Judg-
ment for plaintiff. Millsaps & Sholars for
plaintiff.
J.. F. wetxel VS.. Mrs. J. w. Enssminger.
Judgment for plaintiff. T. Stillman for
plaintiff.
D. H. Houston 70. ", 8. & P. r. r. Co..
for damage to crops on account of defective
Seattle guards" tried before jury and YER
dict for plaintiff for $50. Appealed to Cir
cult Court. Millsaps & sholars for plaintiff,
F. P. Stubbs for defendant.
Mrs. J. n. Simon and Husband VI. Leon
Gerson, tutor. Judgment amending and
homologating account Of tutor. Boatner q
Boatner for plaintiff.
w. A. Mackay, Syndic, vs.. Lem Scott,
Sheriff. Tried before jury and verdict for
defendant. Ludeling & Stillman and Boat
ner & Boatner for plaintiff, 81. P. Wells for
defendant.
H. Bernheim & August vs.. Leon Gerson.
Judgment by confession for plaintiff. E.
T. Lamkin for plaintiff.
State rs. Sidney Harris. NoNe prosecuted.
The following cases were placed on the
dead docket:
The State vs.. Ambrose Austin, Geo. Al
len, Robt. James, Neppie Scott and Jake
johnson, ct. al.
Chas. Horton, for retailing spirituous
liquors, was sentenced to 500 fine or 80
days in parish prison.
George and Albert johnson, for disturb
ing peaceable assembly, were tried and
found guilty and sentenced to SO fine each.
H. B. Claim & Co. VS.. M. M. Grady, gar
nishee. Judgment for plaintiff. Boatner
& Boatner for plaintiff.
Vicksburg Bank Va. C.. A. Downey. State
National Bank intervenor. Judgment for
intervenor. New trial granted. Boatner &
for intervenor.
A. Laufter Il Co. VS.. Leon Gerson. Judg-
ment by confession. Millsaps & Sholars for
plaintiffs.
State vs.. n. G. Dobson e cases) for viola
ton Of Sunday law, plead guilty and fined
325 in each case.
State vs.. Lee Lewis, assault with danger
Gus weapon. Accused was tried before
jury, plead his own cause with telling
speech, obtaining verdict of not guilty
J. 81. Noble VS.. J. T. Howard, suit for
partition of lands, placed on the dead
docket. r. G. Cobb for plaintiff, Potts q
Hudson for defendant.
State VS.. Andrew and John Andrew
Cheeks, charge assault and battery. Bonds
amounting to $500 forfeited, s. Meyer Sc
curity.
Ed Allen and Paris Perkins, charged
with assault with dangerous weapons and
wounGing less than mayhem, tried and
found not guilty.
State VS.. Tom Marshall, burglary and
larceny, tried and found not guilty.
George Brown, burglary, ETC., tried and
found not guilty.
George johnson, discharging pistol on.
public streets, plead guilty and was fined
IS and costs.
w. F. Stegal, charged with assault with
dangerous weapon, etc., tried and found
not guilty.
Lula Hamilton vs.. Joe Hamilton, for
divorce, judgment for plaintiff. X. Ray for
plaintiff.
Simmons Hardware Co. and others VS..
J. E. MCGUIRE. Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Suit to enjoin collection Of ''drummers' !"
| license. Judgment for defendant, Tax
Collector. Appealed to Supreme Court, I'd
Monday Of June. 1887. Eudeling q Stillman
for plaintiffs, T. o. Benton for State.
Sam Gray convicted of larceny sentenced
to work on the streets three months.
Tom Hardy, convicted of larceny sem
fenced to imprisonment in parish Jail GO
days.
Schmidt & Zeigler VS.. c. A. Pope. At
tachment. Judgment for plaintiff for his
demand and judgment for defennant dis
solving attachment v it'll $l25 damages. APP
pealed to the Circuit Court. Millsaps &
Sholars for plaintiff. Ludeling and Stillman
for defendant.
State National Bank VS.. Monroe Com
press Co., ct. al. Suit to compel defendant
compress to restore funds received of L. D.
Allen. Jr. Tried and taken under advise
mont. Ludeling s. Stillman for plaintiff